Did You Ever Think You'd See the Day?
At long last, all our hard work has finally paid off and the much anticipated event took place quietly in Thomastown last week. In what was probably the biggest 'property deal' of the year in these parts, Cuala finally took delivery of the keys for the new Dressing Rooms from Dún Laoghaire Rathdown Co. Co. Pictured at the handing-over ceremony were Monica Boyle (Parks Department), Ken O'Sullivan (Runai Cuala), Rory O'Sullivan (Parks Department) and Rob Hartnett (Cathaoirleach Na nÓg). Rob tells us that there will a familiarisation tour of the facility on Saturday 24th at 10:00 . All age groups are invited to send a representative. In due course, when the weather improves, Rob will have further news of a suitable event to mark the official inauguration of the new premises.
New Feile Resource Page
Happy New Year. We hope 2009 will be one of great success and enjoyment for all our players. For the 1995s, 2009 means Feile Year and their mentors have been busy planning for the year ahead. They have designed a range of resources for the U14s to help them prepare for the campaign that lies ahead.
Feile Resource Page

Juvenile Chairman, Announces New Games Tournament
Juvenile Chairman, Rob Hartnett presided over a well-attended Section AGM this week and reflected on another rewarding year. The U13A's two-in-a-row Division 1 Championship; the U13B footballers reaching their Shield final and the U14A footballers who - again - won the Mick O'Brien Memorial tournament hosted by Nemo Rangers. The Feile gave us the best of times and the worst of times - U14B footballers bringing the Feile title back to Dalkey and then there was the frustrations of the new format. Everyone in Cuala can take pride that the Juvenile Section continues to produce a crop of great players and puts Cuala on the GAA map. On the financial pitch, the Night at the Dogs generated much-need revenue which supplemented team subscriptions but we the need to increase team subs is a chalenge to be faced at the Club AGM. Looking to 2009, the Juvenile Committee is aiming to establish an Annual Tournament based around the U12 age group - a fitting event to showcase the soon-to-be opened Changing Rooms in Thomastown.
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